A small group of giant companies -some old, some new- are once again dominating the global economy. Is that a good or a bad thing?

A President Trump could adopt his new trade agenda without any authorization from Congress. Policies that promise to make us stronger economically could do the opposite.

For the past several centuries, the world has experienced a sequence of intellectual revolutions against oppression of one sort or another. Robert J. Shiller, a Nobel laureate in economics and Professor at Yale University believes the next such revolution, likely sometime in the twenty-first century, will challenge the economic implications of the nation-state.

The largest corporate mega-merger in a year full of them – could reshape the development of seeds and pesticides necessary to fueling the planet’s food supply.